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Kyōgai (Japanese: 境界) is a concept in Zen Buddhism for a person's state of mind. Kyōgai is a Japanese word and does not have a direct English translation, but it is often variously described as a person's state of being, or more specifically their "consciousness" or "behavior" or "experience". Though not an accurate defintiion, the literal translation of the word kyōgai into English is "boundary", and the origin of the word Kyōgai comes from the Pali word gocara (Pali: गोच) and the Sanskrit word Viśayā (Sanskrit: विषया), specifically in their contexts as a pasture where animals graze and the boundary of that pasture.